Vermont Railway Trains From Narre to White River Junction
Trains leave Narre for White River Junction and connections to Windsor Hartford and Montpelier lines. Services list departure times for Wells, Boston, and electric street railway connections. Fuzzy notes mention schedule points and regular routes via Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.
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Vermont Railway
Narre
White River Junction
Montpelier & Welle River Railroad
Wells
Boston
Fatrrane
Tan
Montpel Tong
Alouna
Annuities Pay Quarterly Age 80 Men Eight Percent
Annuities pay quarterly with 80-year-old men receiving over nine percent and women nearly eight and a quarter percent. The offer claims longevity and stability as true as you live. From the National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont, with agents Ballard and Lee N Ballard listed locally.
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National Life Inturanico Company
Montpelier
Ballard
Montgs
Lee N
Town Talk and Notices Mix of Ads and Local News
A bustling mix lists Burr the Jeweler offerings and coin bargains, W. Averill and Co. promotions, and I. P. Austin seeking stenography work. Albany College graduate seeks office. Real estate ads tout a French estate bargain with easy terms. Henri Bernstein’s The Thief praised for suspense and modern drama. Veteran David Parker recalls Civil War injury and Electric Bitters as life changer. Endorsing sales at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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D. A. Perry Real Estate
Henri Bernstein
Bernstein
David Parker
Fayette, N
Red Cross Pharmacy
Rickert & Wells’ Drug Store
Aldrich library trustees seek bids for janitor work
Bids must cover attending fires sweeping and dusting rooms care of grounds in summer and winter and closing building at night. Bids must be sealed and addressed to N J Phelps and must cover one year from October 30 1908 with bids in the secretary’s hands by 6 p m October 10 1908. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids.
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Aldrich Library
N. J. Phelps
Wood pricing notes for lumber and loads
A fragment lists wood types and rates: Chair Wood per load, Second Growth Wood per load, Limb Wood per load, and a 2.50 price. Mentions 14 in. runnin and per runnin rates. Includes fragmented phrases and lacks full context.
Williamstown Notes and Local Movements this Week
Williamstown and Barre correspondents report on small-town comings and goings. Jamieson visits Montreal to see friends while Appleton Perry and his wife relocate to Montpelier. Carpenters push to finish the new Grange hall amid warm weather as regular services resume at the Congregational church with the pastor back from vacation. Cement and plastering materials offered for sale with inquiries.
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H. Od.rary
Barre
Jamieson
Montreal
Appleton Perry
John Perry
Montpelier
Grange Hall
Individuals and Families Gather in Randolph Notices
Randolph social notes list Mr and Mrs Ac Kimball hosting Mrs By and M Kimball of Boston for a day. Mrs J W Case from Bowton visits her writer and relatives at the Center. W J Wlodgett and others in Lowell entertain relatives. Miss Abbie Eaton guests in Randolph. Mrs J L Williams buys a Hale Street tenement for 1000. Fred Washburn undergoes successful operation and recovers. Hiram Thatcher dies from grippe, funeral attended. George J Prinno funeral at Pleasant Street with Southview cemetery interment. Street lights off and low water at Gayaville plant prompt steam power installation in about a week. Rev W T Sparhawl visits from Cabot, proceeds to Bellows Falls for Sunday school convention. F J Burnell named foreman at Totman greenhouse after November.
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Ac. Kimball
M. Kimball
Boa
J. W. Case
Bowton
Sire. W
J Wlodgett
G. W. Woodworth
Lowell
Mase
Abbie Eaton
Hancock
J. 10. Williams
Hale Street
Fred Washburn
Southview Cemetery
Randolphie
Gayaville
W. T. Sparhawl
Cabot
Luther Sparhawl
Bellows Falls
F. J. Burnell
B. M. Totman
Woollstock
FH. M. Totman
Albert George
Hardwicl
Arthur George
D. . Dwinell
Myra Ainaworth
Levi Wheeler
Plainfield Segutee
Oleh
Ivan Grey
East Calais Residents Note Montpelier Trips
A list of East Calais locals and visitors with movements to Montpelier and nearby towns including Mrs R Dwinell Mrs C W Guernsey Arthur Sweatt Inez Ballentine and others. Mentions of hunts plans and a postponed deer season due to ongoing weather conditions.
Coal Price Notice for Winter Fuel Offer
Local advert urges readers to buy coal now with strong emphasis on winter supply and heat. Mentions C. & H. and Scranton free burning coal varieties, price range around 68.25 to 75 per ton, with a 28 per ton cash discount and a note of higher prices elsewhere.
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Scranton
Local Farm Work and Visits Reported in East Cabot
Frank McFarland has begun work for RS. Barr. Nelson Felix and Let Scilly are pressing hay at N. L. Wilson's. Mr. and Mrs. HL I. Houghton have returned from their trip to Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dage and infant daughter are visiting at Calais.
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Frank McFarland
RS. Barr
Nelson Felix
Let Scilly
N. L. Wilson's
HL I. Houghton
Dutton
Neal Dage
Inet Calais
When I Grow Up Dreams of Mary and Stella
Mary plans to be a schoolteacher while Stella envisions motherhood with four children. Stella reacts with fear and tears, repeating a vow to whip peers when they come to her school, revealing conflicting futures and childish fears in a brief dialogue.
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Mary
Stella
Dellaeator
Annual Meeting of the Creamery at Marshfield
The Marshfield creamery held its annual meeting on October 14 with directors re elected B F Chanter O H Smith Mark Mears G Bent Joe W Mone and auditors J Berton Pike and E C Pitkin. Officers for the coming year named WF Chester president C Rent vice president J Merton Pike secretary and Mark Mre treasurer. An annual dividend of per cent was voted. Butter production last year reached 80 tons 528 pounds at a cost of 2i per pound, with total receipts of 820.24 and treasury deposits of 3 25882. Local notices report various residents in Cabot Montpelier Plainfield Woodbury Barre and Orange. forest fire risks delay deer season. open season date to be set by Governor Prouty.
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Tives
Oht Bvant
Fiat Diretor
B. F. Chanter
O. H. Smith
Tuirk Mark Mears
S. I. Unwin
Red Thomas
Woodbury
Lewis St. John
Ernest St. John
Cabot
Ernest Douse
Orange
S. T. Unwin
Marion
Lawrened
Unwin
Barre
Fapar Lamberton
Montpelier
Edgar Lamberton
Chute
Pharmh
Artulis
Berton Pike
Pike
Hurlin
Macy Vletcher Hospital
Saya
Henbila
Lwr
Montpelier High Football Captain Resigns As Pitkin Elected
Jamen Towle resigns as captain and Perley Pitkin is elected to lead the Montpelier high school football team. Funeral services for Peter Cauthier were held at his Ridge Street home, with Crooks Pool members honoring the deceased. The ceremony was led by Reverend Weight and Reverend Martin, with interment at Green Mount Cemetery. An incident in Waterbury centers on G I Evane and Fred Strong, involving treatment at the county jail for morphine addiction. The Vedmont Fish and Game League plans an armory banquet November 18 featuring motion pictures on wild game by Dr Heber Bishop and Dr Kelogg, with Dwight W. Huntington speaking. Albert Johannett improves from pneumonia. several residents travel between Morrisville and Montpelier. Public schools in Montpelier boast a large marching corps. captain Harald Smith leads the band of forty.
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Peter Cauthier
Goodwin
L. M. Hutchinesa
J. A- Lucia
Green Mount Cemetery
G.I. Evane
Waterbury
Fred Strong
Strong
Vedmont Fish and Game Lengue
Armory
Montpelier
Heber Bishop
Boston
Bishop
MD. Kellogg
Maine
New Brunswick
Philadelphia
Dwight W. Huntington
Albert Johannett
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the Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Montpalier
Mipatee
Moneetor
Talk OF
the Town
Burr the Jeweler
W. Averill and Co
I. P. Austin
Albany Business College
Summer Street
N. D. Phelps Co
Arthur
Martin
Park Street
Williamstown
L. J. Bolster
Telephone
North Main Street
Vermont
Randolph
East Calais
Sylvia
Montpelier Monay
R. Dwinell
Cal W. E Bliss
Chester Bughee
C. W. Guernsey
Arthur Sweatt
New Hampshire
Inez Ballentine
Hardwick
David Keniston
T. le Selte
Frank
Sarre
Silas Unwin
Walden
D. L. Scott
Frank Marsh
Archie Parsons
Harry Pike
East Woodbury
George Sanders
Redd
Wallen
Boyton
Barrie Adleson
Plainfield
Frank Shaw
Walton
Walter Coates
Union Durch
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Buckwel
East Cabot
H. Unwin
S. TL Unwin
C, Pitkin
Smith
Tuoelay
Edwin Bond
Oor
Gent’s
Pes Neem
Barre’s Big Department Store
Main and
Pearl Streets
Imontpeler
Jamen Towle
Perley Pitkin
J. Mudgett
Morrisville
RM. Hubbell
Morriaville
A. W. Foster
Iaminene
Whittemore
Charles Laurence
W. &P. Gowen
Massachusetts
H. H. Edweards Line
Hhis Farm
B. P. Clark
Rathbone, Sard & CO
Albany
N.Y
Crown
Actra
W. M. Crowley
East Barre, Vt
Marlin
Earl S. Shepard & CO
Elm Street
N. M. Nelson
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
Ch: Tate Ageny
Kendrick
C. H. Kendrick & CO
Segel
Segel Boys
Scampini
Main St
Granite St
S.J. Segel Co
Seoingst Ricak
Supe Sqr
Garne, Vermont
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